Martin Wenham: "Silent Voices" short film about letter carver

[@ninareynolds69]

Mr Wenham was my teacher at western park in 1986. he also was great at playing the guitar and we used to sing together in the play ground at dinner time. He was the best teacher I ever had and taught me a lot. I've always wonder what happen to him after he left western parks. So glad he's doing something that he loves. And his work is wonderful. A really lovely man with many talents.

[@sailquill]

I love how the 'spirit' of letters holds such a place of importance in this film The lettering artist's process is beautifully told here. Thank you.

[@johnlambert5674]

As a woodturner I have always admired wood carvers, Martin takes carving to another level. So inspiring, I would love to have his 'eye' , his composition of lettering is so beautiful.

[@Goldmarkart]

Thanks for your comment. We agree, he's one of the best.

[@lazarusgray1188]

Such a well made and inspiring documentary. Thanks for this tiny, beautiful gem.

[@tomowen8650]

Superb, Martin, wonderful skill.

[@thehairywoodcarver]

Great Film, very inspirational! Thank you ☺️

[@charlestrella711]

OMG! I absolutely LOVE everything about this man's art. Truly sublime. Just brilliant.

[@jonathanstafford750]

Thinking about the design and imagining the visual is knowing,not thinking ahead could or will lead to hindsight or regret. The more experience I gain I use more time to plan, until you can give yourself the green light.... patience will be your best asset

[@Goldmarkart]

Beautifully said

[@FlukeTog]

Beautiful. Edit I keep coming back a few x a year. Definitely In my top 3 favorite carvers. Absolutely love the work.

[@billgiles3261]

I have just taken up wood carving and am doing some lettering. I think that I need a lifetime to achieve such excellence.

[@Goldmarkart]

You can do it!

[@nothinglikewood]

brilliant and inspiring. love the new addition to the beatitudes.

[@casper1240]

Lovely

[@Goldmarkart]

Thank you.

[@Goldmarkart]

Watch our film on Martin Wenham, one of the UK's finest letterers, as he prepares for his exhibition at Goldmark. View available work here bit.ly/17Wsnn4

[@lestudio76]

good stuff

[@SuperSeaanemone]

❤

[@paulmorgan5841]

Contemplative artists are such goofballs. And I mean that affectionately and respectfully. I’m one… just not nearly so well-accomplished

[@Goldmarkart]

Ha!

[@mikestewart6517]

Amor Defusarum Est.

[@chrisedie2307]

Is he also an expert on dyslexia?

[@liegesaboya33]

I imagine that no one (or very few people) would like to see an exbition where the sculptures paintings , planks beautifully covered with letters etc kept moving. Why do the cameramen got this habit to present the works of art moving nowadays? Why do we have to see someone talking? Can't we see the works of art while they speak ?